Anyone know the torque numbers for these bolts (don't know what they're called)

[dirtgnome]

I was installing the air deflectors on the performance pack the dealer forgot to install so I loosened up the bolts marked in the pic thinking I needed to remove them, but the aeros already had a pre cut holes for those two bolts. I have no idea what these two bolts are for so I don't even know what to look up for the torque specs.

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[Zig]

Tight. Worse case and it’s really a swag of a fudge but if you didn’t break the other side free you ‘could’ potentially use the torque of the others to find the value.

 

[dusman59]

That is for the lugs. 150 ft lbs seems high for those. You can use a torque wrench for the other side like suggested to get a close ballpark.

 

[RLE55]

That is for the lugs. 150 ft lbs seems high for those. You can use a torque wrench for the other side like suggested to get a close ballpark.

Yep my bad...deleted reply.

 

[thelostone]

Probably like 35 Lbs

 

[Zengineer]

Take one all the way out and see what metric thread size they have. Match up the markings to see what grade/ class they are. Grab a chart from the internet.

I suspect they are grade 5 and 8mm? If that's the case maybe 20 ft lbs?

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